\iv K\pj ^JiA^| IlLVfeR^NI^N $2 Per Ar .urn. Jot* Wo-Pli. Neatly (Promptly Done We can quote you bedrock prices VO LUM-E"TWO. SILVERTON, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY. APRIL 1. 1899. NUMBER 40 IE WEEK'S [ping Srill- ^»««'» This Wirt. about ilin»e_ I'lcbcM wide A* yet no UKHttys havH bt*f ii tnado on this ore bnt it has every appearance of lieing a hiifh Krudo inilcuii. The Mnh iwk li'*-*. within h mile of Silveiton and mlj tins the Sil vertoti Boy on** of the Emily Ediih Group. Tic owners .1. Mi-lriirlaue, J. P..|ihiiii und E. Raminelme»*cr are well ipleuHe.il with il*i» showing mnde and • beli-Ve they Iii.v*- fi.l the nu.kiiiji of auodier rtilv.-.rt.in shlp-iar. \ IP0„ FOR HI! 24th. nwi MM MtTB. tr-rom tSlwesi" Iirms filly—Geai-ral •/■-** **-s. ■ . of I„U*r*st. „ week bn« forW tona nt ore was . ,,,, .pm-rJtivHrrrmVl.s.r.ll'- , nnv. i «...«». r. •...-«« «**■*■? ■***! ■,,,,dtoth.T.ail Fmelttr, mak mu I,,..Mill mt »'v Hi- Willi* , i,,1,). nt nil'*-1 "i . ..,,,„* fitMoW-'vea--»ml a hnlib^ ;;.,,,h-nvmerHcloM-.o^O 000., ..-.ti. H.ure for a mine that to only m.«l j> .( I ring iU'Vel..|*d ■vj the ir.'CiHH ____ lay W'Otlier .arload ol Enid.* I,ll(,r,.v>,H^bi|.l'Hlt..tl.c 6melter»t ,i. this i,i n th- ihM «*^Wr ib.*- r The Emilv Edltli is « < •-' «*■ I;i,,ill(£ ,ri„^iti.... end w ■"••«; l is being mad.- to selH-iatu and (,„ aid* men. th- c»ean -re e...*min- M on nre ■•bi|.in-*nis f.-r lh* fl*"*' tP,„<„,tit.ofTneve..ri.'talllHHtoiiH. lhi|lht-iade nah*i'» o\l**tV»t ne* I, b,v.i..!|.1".* ..*- «.' ">e *-l.i*'l**i I' L in tbe P -■.*.'". ''Ut ««*• xpe.1 la-lote l*.e.r WW I******"- »««" '»••*-'be frton nines *i» B»ve .viHl..«e of lon*batll-ro>sl U# firft Vhtee on list. SLOGAN LAKF.O.lK SHIPMENT*. The Hbi|itni>nt. nt urn from Slocan Lilir |i.'illlH, up to un>l il't'ln.litl.! ill" present week, front Jan. 1. 1899. From It.i.iiin Landing. Tons. IliM-llll v o00 Frum N'*w Denver. Tona Marion 20 From Bilverton. Tons Co i fttncIs* '20 " ooncsntratei 100 Bar Hv Edith 6J Fidelity 'i Va.i'-o'iv t*r :i20 Uakvliel.l 580 Tola I .10S-. SLOCAN CITY NOTES. Irom ..ur ltegulnr «'<■■ rrkposidiiii. PROSPECflW IS-iUED. lie Ontario and Slocan Mine-. Devel- rut Cutnpiny. In*nl oHiee* st SiUvr- , It. 0., have Ju*»t is>ued ibeir pro*- ins Several innies, weil known itiyhotu llniHrio, me ioni.il in Ibe ol llirtT nix. Gen. Sltvtr.au of 'iiielph iKl'r«*si ent end til. '■. Rymi "' He h ii'v Yi:i-l'.aridctit D_ I Rran- i and W Ii Bu.ml.-ii of --ilv-erloii an loi the ilirrtturs. nt tlie l.'si-t i.iw*u slhie't'.-irt of tin ^isr-fi ins i-u f.n--nnilit.'ul the Siiiilti'i ns of tlm rhiiitiit-iiie from tbe C-.li- Ian QruO|>. sluiwittM the net pruceed- |iii tan -.'lipni.'titH in hnve l-.'ii f-llW. 111127 per ear rewrHviiyely. Tins or. ns 107 mu in silver an.', 56% lend. Nearly I2X) feet nf tunnel bat heen fii.-ii -ind new buddin.a are elected ul ' mine. _ 'he "l.iims in tbe "Canadian Grr-np lb ii.n'iv on the Silver-ton flops- ..( the nte, looping ovei tbe eumtnit and el ndin*- toaarda the'Ittub mine. The tin work haa been done on the San.ion Mr. Ernest Mansfleld rt'lved frotn l.nii.liio. England, laai Uondai in com- naiiy with a French eniiineir, Thpt «ill htiiit in a lew Hays for the Joker gruiip _t ihe In .nl oi En-do creek, Tlie Qladetone groop ult Springer creek, ub-Jiti three miles from SIimmii City, in now beina worked l.y the owners, .1. lIcKlnnntt mi.I Al* x steuuM. They have Biilal.ei) aU'tit 123 f.ei ••! ttniliel Jin' have -i.iit.eil u i|.-pth nt 9J feet. AUIioii^'li they have not aa ^el ti iii'hi"i ihe main ledge, tli_ tunnel hue cut a ri.'b atiinuer n( ore. The r.-i*>>rtei| sale of ibe Arlington Ulilie ia mum.iU\ Weleoilie I'eWH here. The tnany Irelnls of the MiiCO* M.:- EVERYONE WILL HELP. A tiieciiigohbe prominent citisena ami 1iiih;ii...ih men of Silverton was held lam niibt and the question ol holding a eel.'liiation on ilm cmint! Queen's Birth lav w ia f it mull v deeblt-ii >.ii The matter Of c)n>ssin|| the varioii*i C'.nuniileeN um tint detini'elv closed, tIn■> ni'-itier lieini.' left over lo the next meeting. A lar.-e mm fur p>iz*>rt and to cover the . Ki-enses of thee leiirution wax proiuiHed and planh were diHi-nsa.il for tlm further trra.lii g nf tbe street* for tbe i.t'c.ifion. C T, Cross, who visited Nelaon this wtek. r-portH thai considerable interent iii our cel'i.r iti.i i-i felt tb're and tt i« not improuiiib* that the Od I Fellows oi tl.nt .-in will decide tn run ih ir ex- niixion hern While in Ni-Ihoii Mr Coils (..'.'tired a [iroiiiico ol favorable exctui-ioi. ru'eM from Nelson mid int. r- inedi lie p*dut_ to fllvertn- f .r the 24th. We are .lint io see the interest tu in iu this in.liter bv tl.e I'i'izci.*" and the enihiisiisti.' tioini or in whteb ii i-< being t-,k'*ii It .Id of Silverton it known a* ii i'-iiniii'iiiiiv tliat in .kesasiicceHH of whatever it in d- nut. h to do mid in the matter oi th • coming celebration, it promt-, h io ,-nirp.isis itself. A in .'tin. »f the isltl-jehS has been eille.l for next T'»e*i»y ut 8 p in mil will l>e held it the otti.'.-of ihe Yiclort i Hotel. A this nneliiig, the var.ous iMiiimi'U'*--. oml-ottic -r.*t will be ch weo ami it iadeairable tlm all who cm, will attend. TBK \MM MVdir -ODOOOOOO Do You Know 'loiitre.il and other eSHlern cities. AT TIIE WAKEFIELD. POST OFFICII RECEIPTS. During th« six in .nth.-, end tu June* 30 .i, 1H0S. the r venu** uinotinii d U i|918 iu ihe l'o-t Ollioo in Silverion 'Ihe aniouit of money or 'en*, issued wa» |420 nml paid. (143 The followinieiabie ifive a compMrb-on oi the r-n nu-s con- tril.tiiett by tin* tbreu Momn Lako I".1-! 'ili.-es, 1'Ii.imii Ci:v leading, Silveituii I'liiiiiim next, lieing a nidi ahe-id of N<-w Denver, tiusin* the ti.nu's on ihoae. given in the I', btiiiastti (itsneral's report, Toiul Revemm Kloean City *2.2_7 40 bilverton 'It monthH i*i-.i«i_ 1913. Jan. toJuue.) 11837 4'. New Duuver " "*A -» (Thewine Icing stink In the No2 line) nt the U'akeQeld Mine*, has nt W irhed a depth o( 70 fe*-l. The ►*r-**in»l Imr.i and quite sn inflow of water wi a nroiiniercd, ao that tbe eonlMctors tm-hided to throw up the eruitract and u k f..r tho company at d i\*'h pay. A <- 'I nn...mn ot ure has lieen encountered ill the wav down, t-n the company will .tn-li ihe woik to completion as lust as ctsilile. The Wakerlehl Mime are 'iiiplnjini* a largo number ol men in j William*. Mng development woik. When th.-ir rittnwav is in o|«rut'ou, tbe building of thich is di rided ufiop, it will' be Ibe tit-gint ubipping mine in ihe lake region. p mm KiiAis. | O3900000033O00O0O003O0000O Titn-e in |M.itant inin.ii have imw ibeir head i.tfi ei al S.lvert'.n, the I. H ■ be Cauadiuu and thn Wakefield. Tin- Whitewater mine wa« started up lust Tu.-mI.iv, with 100 men o:i the pay- ioII, Tiii- bus a I'on; t.iken up the Hie many ir-m.ir. .,. .... .....^v.. :. *UrplM minere ill thin Section. Millan were | leased lo wi-U-oni^ thi-.o | ll m inmored !bata the Hall Mines, nt tuck attain fr*'tn their cxieniled trip twj Nelson, have b,-en noti-tsil lU«t«n action ia in i-onteiiipbHion anaiusl tin in for infractions of Hie Kiiihl Hour L*w. ' We i.olio* in Ihe nrords that Phillip DuMoulin of N.-w Denver has purchased a one-el hi interest lu tl.e Colonel S lleis! tiiiiip o>i Cofl'eo creek, coiisiderati n (1000 On Blind*? the Itortin chipped (rout Buaun l.iii.lni,- two catloada of ore. This nrinvH the siiipmenis from this •nine up to 300 tone bilice tl.e I'nst of the year. The Emily Fdith Co, have let a con- iract for the drivinn of u 100 foot tunnel i)l] ihe J. I 0. claim, cue of Ibeir itrnnp !li.mi.is Ardiel went tip Tuesday to atari work on the. contract. The Condor Group is to tie started up with uftili force. Ed BteWart la now ut the propertv putting everything into -li p.-m> Hi it a lull .'tew ' an he put *o wi.'k ss s.joo «s the snow will permit. Ihis property las had good huildinKS erecied. There is a fine surface showi. v and a long OftWS-CUt tunnel was slatted mil i.earlv ranipleted alien work was snsi-eild.d l.»-i fall 11,774 47 M1MNO RECORDS. Koliowin'.* is a eoinplrtB -ist nf the .ninin^ ira.isa" io'is i.T.ir led dtirilig tlie w«ek (or the t*l<*can Mliiiiiu pivialon: mCW OKHVKK—I.OCATI "SS Mar 2 >— M idle. Four Mile, D llranduti He.', sailie, W ti Hi an Ion. Ken Fraction, same, Joseph Rraudon. .'Hr 21—Lucky lk*rt, same, Allen ABOUT PEOPLE WE KNOW. ONTARIO'S METAL OUTPUT. A gratifying Increase In Ontario's mineral production is nhnyin hy the Bureau Jof .V.ln «' report lor 1898. From it we learn th it the prodtlrtiou of Copper was •■ "73.500 i nnnds, valued at 126* 000 *, Nickel, 6.667 700 ponnds, value 1514,000. la their pnabiciioit, t>IU nu-ii were employed who drew wuyea nmotlnting to I3I5.6.H). Of iron, 48,253 siiort tons of P'K iion were product**!, unith |530.7ti0. jl» Ing employment U) 130 men, wag.a Paid tei 466. Th" gold yield was 16 075 ounce*.. This Is 43% more than tlie yield of 1897 and VIA% more than 18.16. ' vi ' : -■■_——. A PR'-UlSlNsi PUOiPEjr. _^^^^^ AKSESHMKNT8. Mnr 15—M Hiltor No 2. HarXU—Daniel. UuMwII-f, Crawford, Oall, U'irilon. -RTIFIC.ITK OB IMl'ltOVKMKNTS, M»r 16-Cniitinental, to Bonttllh Colonial l,nl.I I* l.'i.In. Slocan Sovereiun, to Bloeau Mines E & DCo. TRINSFKR*. liar 18—Telephone }(, M it W R.tb- bnrne t'> I'avi c Mining Co. l.t i. Man h 11 Mar 21—Climax U, II OOllwtlto S 11 Nichols, Narch 10 >t75J. Sunrise }y, same tu same, March 10. »1.50d CoriierHcker%. F II Bartlctt to B, F. MiNiiuuh', Feu 12. Fiiirhnvun, N K M.Natigbt to Joseph Brand.in, M' rch 2d. Corncracker %, B. F. McFuugbt lo Lihby 8 C McCltire is back from lh« Halcyon Springe., E A Pa'terson and F J O'l.ielly left on Ttiesduv last on u visit to Victoria. George If. Sm-klin.. the one lime homner of Silveiton, passed through tie town on Monday. J. M Barry, formerly of Silverton, has bought out the .Model Rt-stauraut on Bak- • r fit root, N. Isor.. C'.arley Butler, formerly rrei.ht atrent here, has U'li.e into a in, rchunlile vei - turn in Win-l'-mere "Did" Robluaon left for Ihe Coast on Tuesday tn look after his ranching interests and sir..* up his tun ip crop. Dr. Armsiroiiu', V. H is ex uniiiim: the stock at Hill lln.s. mill. A report whs current thut danders bad made their Hppi'ttratice. A letter received in town from Peter Ross Thorbiirii will clo-*e hia store on Mon l.»y. Plea-wit ik* notice. Silverton citisetm are rustling in good lime to li'iv- a ni.- 24t ■ of May lelel.ri- tion—Saiidon A.ii.inK Review, Oir loi-il linme train *r*i »re b* tiiuiinj? to ),rep re th Ir in umis for iln Q.men'a Birth day trials t, b^* rtla tiere. These. Slocan is luidtip, some repairs to In r I'oileia t-eing uecensaiy. The tug Sandon bus meanwhile taAen I er iuii. Greater New York intends to <■«•!• hiau* the Queen's Btrtliday. Silverton wib nlso ei lei rate the 24th — "-aiidou Pay Blreuk. Ou Tne-day the as. Slocan made an extra nip lo "-ilverton, Iriiiulug down 240 .'uses nf yiant powder fur J. A. McKinnon k Co,- All work in the Jewelry Repairing line, left nl the -*ilveiton Urn. Sior<?, will be promptly (orwardod io Jacoi. D.vei, the Woll-kilOWii Nelaon jeweler. All 16- p.lirs ale OCAltASTEKO I' ill OSg YKAK. * The story ol 'ho prop'sed inioipoi- atiuo of Nakusp has no inundation in fact. The loan has oeen receiving CU- aidemljle Irec adv<-rtisi.-.g in the provincial pre«s over lite utniy. A petition to R. F tiro.'ti, II P. P. is in i-ireuluiioti. I' a>ks, that be pull the pro|ier striuga to si clue thu -staliob iugol Co i.ia .in Forties, um-fip Tore Forks, i.t s.mi.; ji.it.it on Sioiaii LukH, Tlie Ne sou i'niiiino will fr.-iu tj-lay tic issued as u tuorniiig paper. Thia will i.e much mull) unreal.lu for ouiMd*- liat.ons of Ihe Tii .line, at they will thus receive th.'ir m-wa otie d iv earlier. James B con. who moved (rout h.re last amniiier, leiiiuii-d on I'u.saI iy from Bpriughih, N. S. Ho lias not yet d.tei- miindon his plana lor the fintiic hut will prolieuly de.-ule lo telocate in Silverion . Ueotst-inixation id being discn-s-d in local fonti-aii ctrulee. A fair xiouud i..r the itame could he pii pair.I with little ti'Oilble. A fiiolt'ull match Wlli Im one ibe drawing tarda of our Qnce./a Btrih- d>>* Ci-lehialiou Tl e Nelson Ei-omimiai fete off tin- i«ill,iwiiig.-"li wa* bop.-d that tlie i.oo- • l.Ki whicli had ro long Cast its s.aiiow uV«l Slucain Uuy had Iv-n dispnli*.| wi ., I ,he i xi< of D. R YoUnil. Nol so, imw 11-v>r Tne Biiciianiii ira natu- i-ouipaii) U IWturi'.g the rest lents ol thnt plau with "Faiiclion' and -East Lyni.e.' " C M ll'i', reprventinit the R -salami Miner, pud thi-* office a pleasant visit on -.utirdsy last. Toe Miner wb' in In'n o pi. coii-sid* ralily inoi- a<teiil|..u to Uie S'.K'au count iy White ihrough here. Mr, .Holla; secured the services ol acveral irooil cot respondents. Lust SatiiriUy afterm-on uu ii.cipiunt fire at the Gilpin i*ot.a_o causeil tome little exi:> teme tit iiiniinl town The lire eati.tit hotarenn the iwiluig and ti e r.ot^ hy >he pipe. It wus boon extinguished hy a lew timely bu.kets of matt r. This is ihe second lime the house has been on tiie. Mr. Mi-limes, member for Nanrdmn bis given notice u| u mutiun that the lioVeil'U lien.'tal i.(j asked to teq'test ti.e ImlK'ii.l liov.iiiinent o Mlii'ii.i thc B N. A ari iu silrh u way an to empowei Parliament to itii'teafe the repies. lita- timi ol British (Joliltiitiia in awrdant'e with the tlaims of ih.-Piovinte. as ni.it b jiistilied oy any i*ensu-<of ibe |sjpula- liou taken l>y tin* Province. We have just lieen shown a unique machine, impoited bv the Wm lianiei Co , which is no* ou exhibition at their waub ii-e for all wii" wi-h lo call and examine it. Thu province of British Cohimi.ia, this |io>tion of it at leaat, is no! adapted for the tne of either bicycles or tricycles, lint there is no iv mm why Ibe iinic>.*le, ii titsluccd hy this enier- piisii g firm, el i.old not. have a Uvtae sale, even in this hillv cnuiury. Besides giving a healthy form of ex. rc|se, the Onloycle WMjld be used to advantage a- rotliid many of tbe minea. \2V_nei-© *T o Oet wrNyyfr> boots an d shoes, I \_/ O -T\ A NEW STOCK HAS JUST ARRIVED. CANNED OOODS, M NO ARMY BEEF IN THIS. ^AA/^^^VVWVVVM^^^^^^»iA<VVSi«^^^^^0 GROCERIES AND PROVISIONa ALWAYS THE BEST IN QUALITT. . ****** V****W^***^^^^M^**»******0 O B N T -8 FURNISHING, ^^ NOBBY AND BTYLMH LINES. *V»*****************************^»l>t»'0 WHY FROM YOUR YOUR YOUR J. A. McKINNON & CO. General Merehant» Silverton, JES, O, J IVI. -VI. BENEDUMe Silverton. B.C. LAKEVIEW HOTEL Sil^rertoii fSTTHIS HOTEL IS NEW AND NEA.TLY FURNISHED, THE EAR IS SUPPLIED WITH BEST RRANDS OF W1WK-, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Xi. 3iv£- SZnoT^les- TPxojp. 9 I 5 Patronise Home Industries. '•)S-!8!88SS8?if888)tl5 8?8Bi8888888l8i88888S88 8-» NEW STYLES. m ALL : A"F-:?V1 W THE STOCK A LATEST, j BE F0UN* *\ »g - 8 f S 8 8 V 8 8 f 8 B 8 8 B S 8 I HAVE JUST RKfinVED A FULL LI^R OF NFW SPRING PATTERNS CUSTOMERS ARE INVITFD TO CALL AND INSPECT MY STOCK PRICES AND WORK WILL ALWAYS ND SATISrAClORY. • : 888 8888 88 888888 8 88 8888 88® ll\i.l.Y KLiHk SILYEETOIt, K. C. P. Burns & Co, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND SALT MEATS RETAIL STORES AT Silverton, Nelson, Trail, Ymir. Katio, Sandon. New Denver. Care-ide City, Qrand Forks, Sirdar, Midway ami Or—nwooit. .MAII.OBDEKS PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY ATrENDED TO* UEAD OFFICE NELSON, B. 0. "Tar 2:i-Pbn-uix, All.an.br.H B. JT E G acliinUi w U'*" U ,Iu"U"* _____________________________________ "tS*. Vt • Telenbon V_ lM-ri.'k Burna to j Grant. WI.O luft hern a few week* »«■> for Mur K4-Ttin plt.'n >*• l" . 0. | ,.,,.. „.,„_ „. ,liH safe Arrival ut-kai'- puvne Mining Co. UU.-W0II"* M.-.I. "7— Eiirluuiiu Friiftion, »'" M.wtoi D-CJ mi D-viasi-"' A ui! 10. . beit,', driven * oh Iho ineni»l on out «*-»-** -."";,, w„| min^ driven on thu voin be uloureq on. j. ^ |or A tunnel is bein* driven" oh Mohuwk claim T'ie tumn-l ia l*uin^ "■Hd a ni_ intprovenient ia notloea.dt* as depth ia xuined ou the Indue . In thu face of thu tunnel i hern uw. luiir Jent 1)1 quart--, siarryiug c<*-.ijldorable iron and Within -.taw iesi work will b. J»J mmmimewmmm A Held, tanta Silvery with •nouKh open prtime l«J lllia,,„rpoHe,I..U tlinm 'a mtW0l« ^ a0Bey enough here to uittko .nyll. K from ne.-eu loot rins to a hti.f wiio Allui, annnuncos bia safe Arrival at Ska»' nny, Alaska. The comrades of uMike" Cummins will l>e glad to learn thut be ia f.ni re- covenntr. At the time of his removal, it WM feared liy many that he would never return to Silverton. Clmrlie Keaslnr, who waa rejiorted to have been killed in the Slocan country j about a y .*nr niid n half avro cjuie luick to ' Ket-iiia tliin week. Tbux one by one our wandering bo,M return,—Regitia Sluu Jurd, FOR LEADS- THEM ALL. A COUGHS OH COLDS TAKE CROSS & CO,, General Amenta and «•£ t# :•*. :,•,: MIoJuu: Brokers. MIN OWNERS It'll I DO WH L TO I DT II1KIB PROPERTY WITH UB THE SALE* WE ARE MjIKINU PROVE WE HAVE THE BUYERS ■t UHBERrs S YIM i OF IMU'filAS PIKE, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AT 26c PER BOTfLI .».....»» ......... Sole Agents For SILVERTON TOWNSITE. ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE WRITTEN, OFFICE OPPOSITE THE WHAJ-f, BILVERTON, P. G. wru slurrying c<*-..ldorable iron .ud fro... n si'^u loot nnt, vo - j^ , , v . . \a^iimt\*mmi'-t*a%^^m^ imsm&wm. >jwt. ?m% THE SILVERTONIAN, SILVERTON, B. C. TERSE TICKS FBOM THE WIEE. A Complet* Ke-rlsw of ths. --rents for th* Past Week la Thia and Foreign Lands-Summarise- rrom tha *L*-.test Ilispatehea. The tactual work of taking sub_crlp- tlons for stock In the wofld*_ fair corporation h_s begun. A petition to Queen Victoria signed by 2r^DOO British subjects In the Trans- van) has been handed to the British agent at;J?i*«t_ria praying her majesty to secure reform of the abuses from whtfh the Ultlanders are suffering and claiming their position is intolerable. With a superiority in cleverness, Quickness nnd ring generalship -which was apparent from ihe first round, Kid McCoy was very properly awarded tho decision over Joe Choy___l at the ond of a 20-pound contest before the National Afheltlc Club In Mechanics pavilion in San Franclaco last week. Paris is suffering from the scourge of Influenza. The deaths during the last seven days have been 238 above the average. The'Influenza Is raging ih Berlin and the death rate is heayy. General Greeley has received cable dispatches trdm Cuba announcing that the military telegraph lines have eben completed between Sanctt Splrltus and Clege D'Avila iu the centre of the is land and between Holguln and Victoria de Las Tunas, department of Santiago. |\ Jules Cambon, French ambassador to the United States, will soon be appointed ambassador to Italy, to succeed M. Niscard, who Is about to resign. Chris .Dosser, a carpenter, shot and killed _ls mother-in-law, Mrs. Brehm, and then fatally wounded his wife last week, at Appleton, Wisconsin. Montezuma University, at Bessemer, Alabama, was destroyed hy Ure last week. The organization of the American School • [Furniture Company, capital stock .$1,500,000, has been completed*. The little town of Liberty, In Oe Kalb county, Tenn., is almost wiped off the map. A furious tornado swept over It. Tom^Bs-oderlck, of Yonkers, knocked out Mike Farrager, of Youngstown, Ohio, Inst week. The newspapers of 8t. Petersburg publish pitiable accounts ot the condition of the so-called famine districts of Russia, especially Samaria, ln the eastern part* of European Russia. Michael Muukascy, the famous Hungarian painter who has been secluded in a hospital for the Insane at B-nn for more t_an two years, ls dying. Colonel M. J. Payne, ex-mayor of Kansas-Cityy-haa filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy In the federal court there/ m s L . John Butter, Raid to have been the oldest-bachelor in the United States, is dead at Huntington, L. I., In his 101st year. , ATi-lililsiiop Hennessey Is seriously ill at the archeplscopate residence at Dubuque, Iowa. Joe Ooddard, the famous Australian puglllst^-better known in fistic circles as t,be "Barrier champion," has decided to rehire from the ring. Wheihithe Will ot Rev. Edmund Dru- ry CopeY, rector of the church of the Redeemer at Astona. L. I., was filed tor probate, lt was found that It bequeathe^ the bulk of the estate of |28,- 000 to tin wife who*died several years ago, The will would have lieen Inop- eratlvejfcuit that.-dt bequeathed his library tq the University of the South at Suwanee, Tenn. Marquis -Salvago Itnggl, who succeeds Stanor Marttno as Italian minister to (Siina, ls expected to reach Pekin about the end of next month. He will ojien neKotiuUons with the Tsung Ll Yamen concerning Italy's request for a concession at San Mini hay. ' ' John Gilbert, whp slew his wjfe and four children with a hatchet on February 28th XasIL oe bis farm near Industry, Kan., Headed guilty wlten put upon trial at Clay Centre, Kan., and was sentenced to death. The German battleship Oldenburg broke her anchor and went aground near Kiel during" a heavy snowstorm. It Is reported that.a Mohammedan rebellion has broken out in the province of Kan-Su, the most northwestern province of China. The popular actress Lola Bauzolla, exclaiming " 'Tls love tbat kills," shot horself with a revolver on the stage In full sight of the audience during a performance at Cllll, Styrla, and was re- movod In a dying condition. At MoKeesport, Pa., last week Frederick T. Clark shot and fatally wounded bis wife at the home of his mother- in-law, Mrs. Richard Movie, and then killed himself. The Danish government will ask parllament'to vote a credit to send the crulservFyon to China in connection with Denn-iVs movements there. John Webb and Will Toney, two ne gro boys 18 years old, were klllod and two oYlrW conrarles seriously woundod last week at Edgefield, 8. C, by four white employes of the ftdgefleld cotton factory. Mr. Davitt, nationalist member of parliament for South Mayo, was Bton- ed and several ef hts supporters were badly .injured at a political meeting in Charley-Wile, county Cork, last wtelt. Flint gla-B bottle manufacturer's of the United States, acting in concert, have withdrawn all price quotations prepa**ito_y to. putting Into -ffeet-th plosion on Washington street, Seattle, making the third victim. Arrangements are being made for a reunion to be held at Guthrie, O. T., in June next, of the Rough Riders who fought ln the battles around Santiago. The Buffalo has sailed from Manila for New York. She comes by way of the Suez canal. The Roumania has sailed from Santiago with' the remains of 554 soldiers who were killed or who died ln Cuba, and 120 from Puerto Rico. The United States auxiliary cruiser Badger has arrived In Valpariso, having on board the exhumed reraalps of Rear Admiral James H. Shotts, U. S. N., who died at Port Stanley, Falkland islands, ln 1882. St. Louis Is to have a new bond and stock brokerage company which will be one of the largest ln the country and its advent on the street will be a surprise to mdst of the brokers. Practically without cessation lt has been raining throughout the northern part of California for the last week. The Insurgent forces under General Ramon Guerrera, formerly Venezuelan minister of war ond marine, who last month started a revolution against President Ignacio Andrade In tho new state of Guarlco, have been severely defeated by the government troops under General Fernandez, near Macaparo. The subsistence bureau of the war department says that the supplies sent from the United Stntes, including all kinds of vegetables, arrived at Manila In good condition. The transport City of PvcMa has sailed for Manila with 600 men of the Ninth regiment of infantry. Joseph Albert Mlnott, secretary- treasurer and one of the founders of the Goodyear Rubber company. Is dead. The secretary has issued an order for the free admission of binding twine to the United States from Canada. Hon. Francis Harrison Plerpont, the first governor of West Virginia, ls dead. A dispatch from Klraberly in Criqtia- land, West South .Africa, reports the death of the famous missionary, Rev. John Mackenzie. Governor Roosevelt stated that he would If possible attend the proposed reunion of the rough riders, to be held In the west June 24. The United Statets supply ship Relief, which left New York on March 3 on her way lo Manila, has arrived at Perim. Eddie McDuffie, the well known middle distance professional rider, has been reinstated by the L. A. W. racing board, having paid his fine. The transport Zealandia, it is now definitely announced, will sail with the balance of the Ninth regiment this weok. Mail advices from New South Wales sny that the drouth that is now pre- vi-iiiing in that colony is the worst ever experienced. Settlers and stock men are appealing to the government for aid. The order to compute the time and make up the payrolls of the men who worked overtime during the Spanish war has been received at Mare Island. The fifty-sixth annual boat race between crews representing the universities of Oxford and Cambridge was rowed today over the usual course, from Putney to Mortlake, a distance of about' four and a quarter miles, and was won by Cambridge for the first time in 10 years. Two highwaymen made an unsucces- ful attempt to hold up the Angel's Camp stage near Altaville, Calaveras county, California. Director Meriam of the census bureau has made the following appointments: William C. Hunt of Massachusetts, chief statistician In charge of popula tion statistics; Le Grande Powers of Minnesota, chief statistician in charge of agricultural statistics. A contract has lieen entered into between Godbe of California and Japan under which 50,000 tons of Iron are to be delivered to Japan as goon as possible. Attorney General firlggs has decided against the landing of another cable ln Cuba, the Postal Telegraph company having onked that right Fifteen hundred employes of the clothing manufacturers of Philadelphia have struck for Increased wages, abolition of sub-contractors and an agreement that the wages will not Ik* reduced. General Otis cables the 'transport Grant has left Manila for Nagasaki and San Francisco. Ex-Governor Fletcher of Missouri is dead. Addison E. Harris, the new United 8tates ambassador to Austria-Hungary, has arrived In Vlcnno. Citizens of the United States residing in Chee Foo, China, have made an earnest appeal, through Consul Fowler at Chee Foo to the charitable in Amer lea and elsewhere on behalf of the sufferers from thc appalling Yellow river floods of this year. Captain James McQueen Forsyth, who haa lieen recovering ln the naval hospital at Philadelphia from .'. se Vere Illness, has received word from Washington of his appointment to command the cruiser Baltimore, now In the Philippines. The state department Is advised thai Francis C. Randolph, an American clt- zen, has lieen found guilty of "deliberate homicide" at Bogota, Colombia. Charles McCoy and Carl Connor, each aliout 17 years old, were boxing 'In Center, Indiana, when Connor gave McCoy a fearful blow over the heart, causing n hemorrhage. The blood poured into the abdomen In a stream Death waB almost Instantaneous. MIS I il NEWS QUI H0BTHWESTEBI M-HES. Harry B. Moiohold, prominent In "T_"_l.__Ia5___* 2?__ "Bt whl?h .■fl , Cincinnati for years as a broker and a promotor, and formerly president of J Items Cleaned From the Late Reports- All Districts Are Being Developed—A ■prosperous tear ls Predicted— Mining Note* and Personals. Alex MacDonald, the famous mining king of the Klondike, returned to Tacoma from London. He announces the sale of six of his richest Klondike claims to a London syndicate, which includes several members of parlia ment. He ls taking in a $200,000 hydraulic plant, and impresses the great est confidence that his cleanup will be not less than $20,000,000. It is considered here the biggest hydraulic mining project ever attempted. A III* Price. The announcement is made on reliable authority that W. S. Stratton haa sold his Independence mine to an English syndicate and is now on his way to England to complete the deal. The price is not known, but as two experts after a thorough examination of the property last December estimated the ore in sight at $6,000,000, it is assumed the selling price is greater than was ever paid for a Colorado mine, Mr. Stratton has already taken over $1,- 000,000 out of the Independence, and for the past three years only the on- encountered in development work has been taken out. Bnflnlo llmnp Note-.. i The snow road from Badger to the Hump is completed to the Big Buffalo group. This end of tbe road is the best part of it between here and Grangeville. The Big Buffalo people have the frame up for their hoist aud are ready to commence sinking. The management expects to have attained a depth of 150 feet by June 1. Harry Schwartz, special agent of the United States land office, ls here by Instruction of the department of the interior. The weather for the past 10 days han been exceptionally good and travel has been increasing. The bonding of the Winslow claim, in the Buffalo Hump camp to D. B. Huntley, representing the De Lamar Mines, Limited, of Detainer, Idaho, is reported. The consideration ls $50,000, of which 10 per cent has been paid. W. H. Wright of Spokane has bonded the San Francisco group, comprising the San Francisco, Baby Louise and Monte Carlo claims in Buffalo Hump camp. The amount of the bond Is said to be $50,000 antl $1,000 has lieen paid. TO rilr.l 1*1.....-r I Inlm*. Owners of placer claims of more than 20 acres under one location need do but thc amount of work required for one claim ln order to obtain a patent Sucb Is the ruling of the general land office. Thc local land office has the following from Commissioner Bln- ger Hermann: Register and Receiver, Spokane, Washington: I am in receipt of your letter of March 6, 1899. lour Inquiry relates to a placer claim embraced in a single location made by eight duly qualified persons and containing 160 acres of land. "You inquire whether the claimant of such a claim in making application for a patent, therefor, must show, under section 2325 U. S. Revised Statutes, improvements of the value of $4,000, or whether a showing of improvements, of the value of $500 would be sufficient. "From a careful examination of the mining circular, approved December 15, 1897, you will see that a single placer location may embrace 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120, 140 or 160 acres of land, according to the number of locators. "Following the tenor of the decisions, it is the practice of this office, in a case where an application Is made for a placer claim embracing but one location made Jointly by eight persons and containing uot more than 160 acres, to require the applicant to show by proper evidence that not less than $500 worth of labor has been expended or Improvements made thereon. Very respectfully, "BINGBR HERMANN, "Commissioner." llrlilsli « nlaiubln, The Reco mine decreased ita force by 18 men last week. The Wonderful mine In Slocan halo men working and will do some shipping in the near future. A good strike has lieen made on the Monarch group, near Ymlr. The ledge on this property is over 50 feet wide. A new gasoline engine has been purchased to run the machinery of the Ivanhoe ln the Slocan. The total shipments of ore from 811- urface indications are that the vein Is from 50 to 100 feet wide. On the Sullivan mine sinking Is progressing favorably, and the enthusiasm of Superintendent E. C. Smith continues unabated. The Stone and Gem claims are direct extensions of the Sullivan group. The owners have made arrangements to stock the claims and work Ib to commence as soon as the weather will permit. The biggest ore contract ever made I u the Rossland camp has been made between the War Eagle Consolidated Mining and Development company and the Canadian Smelting works at Trail. Ilepnlilie. "We shall begin this week to sink a shaft 1,000 feet deep on the Republic mine," said Patrick Clark after the meeting of the stockholders had been held and the transfer of the Republic ; •'■'"'' mine and all assets of the old com-, pany bad been made to thc new cor-, poriillon. "This shaft," he continued, "will be a double compartment and will be started about In the center of the pay chute. It will be sunk vertically, however, without regard to the ore body. We shall also at once begin the work of enlarging the dally capacity of the mill from 35 tons to 100 tons. In short iho new company will undertake miuing of the Republic on a large scale." There was a report of the finding of some fabulously rich gold ore in the Bull Dog and Georgle Reed tunnel. Investigation shows that the ore In the tunnel assays from $4 to $123 per ton. On the same ledge, however, a large mass of float was found a few days since that Is plentifully sprinkled with free gold. S. P. Domer, general manager of the Ben Hur, says that all arrange ments have been perfected for sinking a three-compartment shaft on the Ben Hur, and that the work thereon has begun. If measurements are correct, the Bryan & Sewall will cut its ledge in j nliout 60 days. The Butte & Boston never looked so well as at the present time. Superintendent A. E. Stewart has a j force of four men working on the Idle erty claim. Some assays have been made of Good Luck Consolidated ore within the past week. The tunnel on the Jim Blaine is making good progress and will bo completed to the Princess Maud ledge in aliout 40 ttays. The Republic Little Giant is making good progress on the tunnel. The Mabel is said to lie looking finely. The ledge Is a most promising one and Ib well mineralized with gold. The Dora shaft has reached a depth of 65 feet. It Is still in ledge matter but appears to be nearly through. On the Summit tha winze U being sunk and the ore is apparently improving In quality. There has been some surface work done on the North Star lately. RETREATED THIRTEEN MILES Victorious American Army Push on|to Ihe Keliel Capital-Had Sharp fight- Aguinaldo Personally Commands the body »f Insurgent Troops. Wounded not heretofore reported: Sixth Artillery—Private «roderi<k t Kelly. F_»t Washington-Co. G, Private R,,^ R. Me.in, hand, "light. OTIS. II. iillis Sliiee I.xmi Itepori. Washington, March 27.—In a eablogian dated today (.ieneral Otis aiinnun.'p., i|,,,t Ilie following dentlm have occurred since hit) last report: .Mart-it 17---William S, Trm-ey, First ',■■>,. ho, drowned, accidentally; Jos. L W.ilkir, private First Tennessee, varioloid. Mnrch 20 — William Wallace, prlv.it,. Fi.-st Tinno-noo; Edward R.Prymh n. t.ii vate First Colorado: RenjiM-iu Hubbard, Washington, March 27.- The following dispatch irom General Otis reached Washington at S:5o th'.-* morning: Manila, March 27. — Mat-Arthur hoUU Miuilii.i. Severe fighting today, and our private Fourteenth Infantry) Heniy I.e ca/jualties number about 40. The insur- gent* Imvo destroyed the bridge*?, which impeded ibe program of our supply train mid artillery. Our troops met the eoiuen I insurgent tenses <>n the northern ine, eominiiiided by Aguinaldo in person, liovc them back wilh considerable 100 dead on1 biieliei-, privale On. II, Fir-il Washington, drowned, accidentally. March 22-Milton S. Molse, private fo. I), First Waisliini/iau. fiom wound in .„•. linn. inn Slaughter. They left nearly field, and many prisoners and small .ted. The .oliiin i will OTIS. ■ihing no-Tan. It is announced that a small smeller is soon to be erected on the Uncle Sam mine, near Bosshurg. This smelter is to be built' by the capitalists owning and operating the mine, and probably j will cost between $15,000 and $20,000. The smelter will be of sufficient C«-le_d t» the battle. Approaching un.br the ,1:111s were ca| preen on in tlie morning. lt is iwpposed that this dispatch WW sent t Iii-* I Monday) evening. War Ueparlmenl SatlnOed. Satisfaction, is D"pre«ied at thi war de ■-..uncut about thi .situation in i.iie Philippines, li i- said that the dispatches from Oeneral Otia and prew dispatcher* show that tho column is pre.-s.ng steadily forward, and tbat the troops are vigorously in earne-it and in good condition. ' The hcliei is expressed that thc Inaiir- pints will soin get tired of being eonstant- lv (ought, defeated and driven back with loss. Great confidence is oxpre-sscd In the abllltj "I llelii'inl Otis to tinish Ilie war, beiimse of bis determination lo gi*.e ihe foroei .I Aguinaldo no rest. The Korvvard Movement. Manila, March 27 -3:2.'- p. m. -Oeneral MacAithiir's division -pent ilie night and morning at Miyianayan, thc next ntatinn beyond Pelo. After reoonnotterlng hi-* from, he pushed along the railroad tmi iit'ieiii..' a toward Maloloe, ll I he staienetit . f the .'15 prisoner* e p tilled today is true, the main body of the enemy has'retreated lo Malolo*. Hut thete are nn more ti en lies to encounter, al- though ner ao viiiaues, Including ii»- larger settlements of Kalu.-an and dud- gu'.ntn Intervene. \\ ii-.hliiut.Mi Bor*1 I'.iperleas-e. The Washington rrghnenl had an exciting i'\ponen.e and displayed much pal liuiiiy. 'She soldiers found a bund of in Mirgeftts concealed in n stone house over whi.'h the French Hag was flying. A pii- v.ue volunteered to set Ore to the building He did m and the tio-.ps approached while it was binning, and the Filipino*! had ap- parently fled, bul they were greeted with a sudden volley front the ten-ony of the house, resulting in the buflding being I'leur.'.l ol iI.e enrol) in short ndu. The Am. ri an foic * advanced f.om Me v.-aiuiyaii. the brigade eoiimian.i.sl h.* t'enfral (His bong left <>f the railroad and (Ieneral Hale's on the right. Tbey event uitlly discerned the white r.n.;s and si.eples. among ilie gcees tries beyond the river, looking not unlike a Massachusetts village. The relicls hud an unfordable riveT i.i front of them and tbey poured in their fire soeffe.tii.lv it showed tbey -ut- vet elans, probably members ol Iho natite militia whieh the Spaniards orgsnUed. The American artillery put a draauitle HHITIHH C-M-MBIA. Moyie has a board of trade. The Rossland Miner now uses linotype machines to set Its type. A $50,000 hotel is projected for Earn loops, B. C. A Chicago capitalist Is putting up a $50,000 hotel In Grand Forks, B. C. That there Is a general boom In the Boundary Creek country Is evidenced by the fact of the large crowd of mining and commercial men there. A 15-year old girl made an attempt at suicide at Parson's bridge, Victoria, a few days ago, choosing strychnine ai the means of self-destruction. Fortm nately the strychnine had lost Its kill Ing powers, and restorative measuni* being promptly resorted to, she escnp ed from possible evil effecta. A new town has beon located tn the nelghliorhood of the proposed railway line from Greeuwood to the west fork of Kettle river. It is called Beaver ton, and Is surrounded by a large num Iter of recently located mineral claims, many of which give promise of !»!« values. A roost unfortunate accident happen ed last week to one of the vehicles of the Columbia Stage Company, as a r<* suit nf which one man Is now lying at the Hotel Cascade In t'as.-a.le City with both bones of his left leg broken. The stage, fu charge of Driver Rogers, left Hall's bridge, seven miles from Cns cade, where horses are changed, late In the evening. When about three mile from Hall's In proceeding down a stes»p hill. In pitchy darkness, the driver in some way lost n line. While reachln*- fnr the brake a sudden lurch threw him out. Then the horses started al u breakneck speed down the sleep In .line. As they ran all but one of the five passengers JumixM for their lives. The one who stayed on the stage en- taped unscathed, as the horses stopped ln a swamp at tbe bottom of the hill. paclty to handle 100 tons per day. The biggest year's yield of the Corn- stock was In 1876. the coin value of that year's production being $38,572,- 984. The gold output of the Cripple Creek, Col, district for the month of February, was $1,257,250, and the dividends declared aggregated $378,000. The largest amount of revenue stamps required by any new mining cover of thc bushes to ab mt 00 yards from the trenches, the artillerymen emerged up n an open -p ts e n-nunding the .o n. IllNpiiMlllon of the Fleet. Washington, March 27. Admiral Dewey cabled the navy department the situation nnd posit Inns of thc American v s-eN of hi** fleets The dispat h follows: Manila. Much 27.- Thc Olympia an I Oregon, the Mnnndnock, M. nierey, ('alio. Manila and the Helena arc .-ci-upying slra company in the west on its stock issue ' Ut,'u. position at Manila Isiy. The Boston since the present revenue law was en acted will lie that required by the new Republic company. Stamps to the amount of $1,750 will be placed upon the original issue of $3,500,000 face value. At a meeting held last week some of the brokers of Spokane not lu the famous organization sometimes irrev- erenty termed the "Sacred Twenty" formed an organization to be known as the Spokane Stock Exchange. The Prescott Courier tells of a discovery made near Montezuma Wells, consisting of blanket-like deposits of a peculiar clay, which it Is believed the prehistoric people of Arizona used in the manufacture of the pottery which is now discovered in ancient tombs and mines. Upon exposeure to the air, this clay becomes as hard as stone, but quickly dissolves lu water. It glitters with mica. It is apparently not affected if subjected to a white heat. l'*l_lil Wilh a i.-.in ot Thieve*. Pexter. Mo, March 27.—A pitched bit- tie was fought near here yesterday lie- tween a gang of thieves and Sheriff Evans verton already this year aggregate! and a posse. After 10 minutes of battle, ana Charleston, the Ooneord and Petrel are cnikdng ..ll Luzon. Have sent the Bennington to Hong Kong to dock. The. Princeton is at Singapore, repairing p.»- pellcr. The Niishan has gone to Qttain. The Iii" will .sail shortly for lloilo with coal, Will dispatch the SotaM as soon as p, Rsible. DKWEV. V.I.IH i,.mil I isxinllles. Washington, March 28. — General O.is lias notified (ieneral Corbin of the following additional oaanaltlet of March 23, 24. 2"i nnd 26: Killed. Third Artillery - Lieut. M. II. Krayeu buhl, captain nnd commissary Cnltod States volunteers. Twentieth Kanrtaa Bergennt Morrh) J. Cohen, Privale H. Fairehild. Twenty-second Infantry Sergeant 0. P. Brooks. Second Oregon—Oo. L, Privates L V. Stniwdcrinan and Hayes 1). Taj lor. Wounded. . First Montana —Major F. J. Adams, surgeon, thigh, slight; Co. It, Private Ed ward Morrisscy, arm, slight, i Third Artillery-Privates Robt Xoifeld, Patrick O'Brien, mason Callaway Moras Hrothera Waal fay. Seattle, March 26.—Moran Brothers today brought suit Against tbe North American Transportation k Trading Co. to re-- rover the sum of 837,04., the balance due on thc isinstructlon of tbe Yukon river steamers. Kaslo & Slocan TIMK CAPD. Trains Run nn Pacific K'nn •lnr.l Time Lwi-re. Arrive <'nlni; v\'est, Dally. O.iIiik Bnat. I'M a. m .... Knslo ... *!:.'_ r*. IB, *:'■'■': n. m . South Kork .. ... 3:M p. m. !.:.." R. in . Rproule*i ... :'.:'*i n m Dill ,i. m Whitewater .. ... 2:lti p. in 9:« a. m .. llcnr I.nk" ... ... 1*09 p. m. 10:12 a. m .. Al.-lillh .,;, ... ... l:l'i p, in. 10*25 ... m .. Ilnlloy's ... I:.*U p; m. IBM a. m .. Cody Juni t|. n ... UH p. m. Arrive; I.eav- 10:10 a. m .... Rinirlnn ... 1:15 p ni. CODt ItltAN.II I.cnvc 11:00 a. mffaiiilon.Arrive 11:40 n 'ni Arrive 11:16 n. m...Cody.-Leave: 11:» a. ni. <». K. CirhT.ANO, Superinicn.lent —International— Navigation and Trading Company. LIMITED. , Steamers "international" and "Alberta'' on Kootenay Lake and River. Five Mile Point connection witli all pMssciiKn (rains of N. k ¥. H. R. R. to and from Northport, Rossland and Spokane. Tickets and baggage checked to all United 8tates points. I.cavo Kaslo for Nelson and way points, daily, except Sunday, 6:46 a. m. Arrive Northport 12:15 p. m.; Ro*.*btnil, 3:40 p. First .South Dakota —Private* Oeorgc m*; 'sP«»-«-ie. 0 P- m. close to 1,000 tone, the output of Ave during whieh a hundred shot* were fired, different mines. Charles Ilcndrickson, chief of the th'o'ts, Shipments from the Payne are In the «o.s killed, and liin daughter, who partlcb neighborhood of 2,500 tons this year, [paled in the Imltlc, fatally wounded, nnl while the Last Chance Is about 100,011c deputy slightly injured. Two of trie to be decided upon by the truat l*s%U^%&t^*m&'t r'■i»»w.<»)l^iiniiiiii 1 £ deau from Injuries received In the ex-' dead. tona behind. These are Slocan's heav lest exporters. The Snowshoe, one of tbe oldest properties lu Oreenwood camp, baB been Imnded by Robert Wood, Robert Denzler and Thomas McDonnell to J. W. Astley, representing the Kootenay Mining syndicate. The control of the 8t. Elmo mine, in Rossland, Is reported to have been sold to New York mon on a basis of $50,000 for the property. The double compartment shaft on the North Star claim Is down 215 feet. A atatlon has lieen started on the 200- foot level to croascut tlio lead. g,m» were captured und five escape Pome l nimlit l'p With Thugs Seattle, March 20.—*A sheriff'* composed of three men overtook four rob I ben w ho robbed the Shelton poHtoflicp of $800 last night, near Kamilche, about 7 o'clock tonight. One of the rjbb?n was shot and captured, thc other three es-npel, but they are being closely pursued. Th« wounded robber was not. seriously Injured, In the Island of Minora, one of tho Philippines, the humming blrdfl are pugnacious little creatures. Thousands of them frequently attack hunts- ftmmrarsv* mm a*t* '■'.. **f^»iV«& MW4OT!&*_,li**W^^ ^Tc^u^^s^etlmes aai-lou7wc llenson, Byron Hasting*, Sergeant Hiram1 A. Pratt, Privale Fred barber, Artificer Arno Hughe*, Privates Myers, Allison, Fred l.oreiicnn. Thiiteenlh Minnesota Privates J«i < Hamilton, Roleit t.eib. Second Oregon Privates Leo B. Ora e„ neck, mriil.tale; D, Daniel Bowman, hand, severe; F, Richard Sprlokdale, leg, mod* posse prate; (}( Charles R. Cocard, iprilned ankle: M, Oorporal Frank B. Kdward.1*, thigh, severe; O, private William I). Col lins, shoulder, severe; Musician Klmcr K. Barnes, elbow, Slight) H, Private Rdlpn Nodgtn**, elliow, ni derate; 1, Private Vi il Ham H. StolTcr, cheat, severe 1 K, Sergeant Charted T. Wallace, nek, slifrlii. Fiist Idaho-Maude Hill. First N'.'liniskii—First LIcuL Jafeph .. Store!*, Privates Weldon li. Robins, Fred Wagen, Hairy Fetchic, Walker K. Mod ley: I, William .1. Fink, llii«h, severe; M, Leave Nelson for Kaslo and way points daily, except Sunday, 4:36 p. m. Ijeave Spokane. 8 a. m.; Rossland, 10:30 a. iii.; Northport, 1:60 p. ui. NEW SERVICE ON KOOTENAI LAKE. Leave Nelson for Kaslo, etc,,.Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 8:30 s. m.; arrive Kaslo, 1?:30 pTm. Ijeave KobIo for Nelson, et*., Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 4 p. in.; arrive Nelson, 8 p. ni. BONNER'S FERRY AND KOOTENAY RIVER SERVICE. Leave Kaslo Saturday 4 p. m.; arrive Boundary midnight; arrive Bonner's Ferry .Sunday 10:30 a. 1.1. Leave llonner's Ferry Sunduy 1 p. ni.; arrive Boundary Sunday .*> p. in.; arrive Kaslo Sunday 10 a. in. Close connection at Bonner's Ferry with trains eastbound, leaving Sp ksne 7:40 a. in , and westbound arriving Spo-ana' :Witf<i*ieTimiaselaMm*smw^ ,-«r.v«*»*s».s*,_«^**,. «#»»«**■»*. load la to be cro.acut at once. The the face and neck wounds on First North Dakota Private Harry W. Donovan 1 «.. ALEXANDER, Qen. Manager. Kaslo, B. C, Oct, 1, 1807. THE SILVERTONIAN, SILVERTON, B. C. ti tt Evil Dispositions Are Early Shown. Just so evil in ihe blood comes out in shape of scrof- ■ ula, pimples, etc., fn children and young people. Taken in time it can be eradicated by using Hood's Sarsaparilla. In older people, the aftermath of irregular living shows itself in bilious conditions, a heavy head, a foul mouth, a general bad feeling. It is Ibe bl'O.I. tlie impure blood Ij-ietlds, wlii.li is the real cause. Purify iliatwiib Hood's Sarnaparllla and happiness will reign in your family. Blood Poison—"! lived in a bed of lire fur years owing to mood polaonfna that followed small pox. 11 broke out all ovet my body, iti■litugiiiicn-o'ly. Tried d'OCtort »n'd hospilitls in vain. I tried Hood's Sar- tiiparilla. Ii helped, I kepi at it and was entirely cured, f could go on the housetop) _nd sliolil about il. -Mas. J.T. Wil.- uasi, C'arliondale, l'a. Scrofula 8ore»-" My baby at two months bad scrofula sons ou cheek und arm. Local applications and physicians' nicilicine did Utile <>i no good.; Hoods barsaparillu cured him permanently. He Is now lour, with smooth, fair skin."'- -Mas. b. 8. WaoTtN, Farmlngton, IM. Hood's Pills our« liver Hi., iii* Don Irritating snd ""os-r c—th—rUolo isks *>lih Howl's ——rssinrtlls Tin re Is great Indlnation in Ger- ; mail..' at tbe otterageous sentence im ! posed on 10 rnrpenters in Dresden, who were sent to prison for a total of , ;.:i years for assaulting a brutal contra, lot who compelled hia employes to work overtime. Two socialist dalllef havl already collerted over $1.1,000 foi the maintenance of the families of the prisoner*, and the socialists in and out i nf pailiament are denouncing the government for the persecution of the car penthts. The agitation has become so ' mi.leaj,ri .el that the crazy Bmperoi William has instructed hia hireling* In tin- rei.hsiag to withdraw the bill providing for imprisonment of strikers who Intimidate or persuade other* from Slabbing, Gloss an a -nlldl-g Material. It* has long been a dream of the builder to employ glass more largely In construction and that dream is now being realized. Glass tile is a comparatively recent American invention and is manufactured In the Pittsburg region. It Is recommended for Its superior sanitary as well as decorative properties, and the demand has grown so rapidly that the capacity for pro j duction is about to be doubled. ln Europe, however, a longer stride has lieen taken. An American consul reports that a process glass is to be used as the main building material for large structures. The glass is devltrl- lled, opaque and prepared in large blocks like building stone. It withstands crushing weight to a high degree, Is not brittle like the ordinary glass of commerce, and keeps out frost i-nitc- as well as stone. Such Is the report of consular Investigation and this development must be regarded as an Important advance. This is not all that Is desired in glass as a building materia.!, however, Perfection wll be reached when the blocks arc made translucent and ornate. Tbe ideal Is a wall that will filter the Hiinlighc into living rooms, when the windows are closed; that is susceptible of artistic decoration without Interference) with the light giving qiiitlities and thut has all of the other qualifications claimed for this new Kuropean building material. No doubt that condition will be attained when the demand for thoroughly well lighted and sanitary houses has become strong enough to incite. Inventive genius to serious effort in that direction. It might be a speculation of curious Interest to determine the reduction of disease dangers from the use of such dwellings, but that may be left for the future. It is enough to know at present that all authorities agree upon the sanitary advantages of sunlight and of walls that cnn be easily washed.— PUtspuro Dispatch, Without lvno-.vl.iu It While sitting in a draft, without knowing lt we may become Bore and stiff from cold. We feel soreness and stiffness all gone after using St. Jacobs Oil, hardly knowing when. After-acquired lands aro held, in Moore vs. Jordan (N. C), 42 Ij. R. A. 209, to be subject to the Hen of previously docketed judgments, not according to the dates when they were docketed, but by pro rata application of the proceeds. A note to this case reviews the authorities on the priority of judgment liens upon after-acquired property. The latest lifeboat, which bas been approved by the British admiralty .arrles throe long cylinders Into which j l.uOO.OOO cubic feet of air can lie com pressed- This air will drive tbe boal '< i-'. miles Un hour for six hours. Admiral Sampson has written for the April Venlttry an illustrated article fully describing the work of "The Atlantic Fleet in the Spanish War," and drawing its lessons. In a footnote the Admiral tells this good story: "As we passed the Teresa and Oquen- io. a Spanish sailor was seen struggling in the wuter on the seaward side it the .Yen* York. In response to his mils for help, one of the crew seized the chaplain's reading-desk, which was Mowed on the main deck in the pas- iage between the two cabins and which had a cross showing on It. As he did jo, he cried out grimly. 'Cling to the | ■ross and you'll be saved!' The Spaniard followed Instructions, and was sii veil." Miss l.nciii.- Fame,.daughter of tbe late pn*«ldeit.ol Uie Kronen republic, intended io~Oike ihe veil after her lather's denfh, lt is said, but friend* ■ in-liiiideii her and now she proposes to continue hit work as a lay sister of charitable institutions aud in addition will do some tlterary work. FOR MEN ONLY. DR. FOOTE & 8TAPP A claim for death loss occurring after an assignment for creditors by an assessment life insurance company which had no capital stock and no accumulation of muds for losses, except such as It secured by assessments for losses, Is held, in re Wisconsin Odd Fellows' Mutual Life Insurance Co., (Wis), 42 L. R. A. 300. not to be a debt which can be enforced against the eft tate in tbe hand- of iho assignee. 161 AIMS! ST.. 1HIOAOO, Mm rssjal-irij lssorsysstsl trnsttntat it MI'llll p.fs., tins n.llr •rbr'tetut " !•>*•■• w lb*-. lib Us. ti. sr.r «od e nr Ssoliislvs smsn > specialists '.s lh. sl;.d Stales Dlissisi of man s_».l. lh, •issIjf of . lirp-tl—is. fiiforinns'si every—hsr. iho-nd loiBisillstrl; communlt-sl* -H» Dr F»ot, »f C-lcage. KTrrytliing confidential. Hunsdie. tsnl STery-beretn sealed paoliagee sad lalttrs li rail e-velopeo. Cerrsspon'lence s.iilcllsd l-lss asf leal, Medical and Blartrlaal m.tbed, • Sopis'l. Deluging tbs ito—iscb srltb drufi s*i—s looro. Avolddrugs recoainiended *y lbs unaa ib.r'.ssd and sell-styled spMlaltsts Is W.st.r. towns, r.w gsnulns sp.crtsilsts locals ouisld. o- Us* fork or Cfclc.go. Ia iti.i. oltlas four prt '.I. srr.lrs ars •■(.. t's.qu.l.d tr.slm.ol for al I stairs and wotntiin of lh. UenllO t'r.isry Soiual, K.prod ioll». aad Nsrvuui ti-sisn-.i tm sMImsaU to marrlsfs rsmov.d ''Hiphata* toalUvel- parlies lb* blosd, curs, systilus an. ..moves all *» tuts olorrs Is throat of mouth, hi t*t oolorad spats an bod> aad aroptlons ss sklr alia catarrh and rbsumallsm, "Vlaorala." lh. only poraiaatnt rstiortr and Invlgoraior. flvn slfsr la rllal ergons aad Btr-raa. pro-rtnu aa. MINING STOCKS. sVltl make you money fa«ter than anj ither kind of Investment ami now Is thr Imp to buy -nooks In the REPUBLIC VtlNES. Low priced stocks sometimes »d -"nnce several cents In a sin«Ie day. $20 will buy MHO shares In lh* Mornlnc llory Extension Mining Co., adjoining tbi 'amoui Morning Glory mine. Chcspa- 81ue Jay Qold Mining On slock to pei hare. Morning Glory Gold Mining Co. ISc ron Mark 10c. Quilp 16c. E! Caliph 10c ■lavage Gold M. Co. le. Write us for quotations nr Information ■n any of tho Btiiiulnrd Rcpubli.' 01 It'.:'*, and -.locks. Freo map of Republic camp 'teferences: Exchange National hank Traders' National bunk. TATE - DAWSON*. Spokane, Wash Saras trip fl p»7 boltla. I •■Mr ro-asdV, hair sris- h, m. The mineral miners of the north are j to strike for higher wages. Several j weeks ago It was loudly proclaimed in the papers that the operators had raised wages, but the advnuce had a string attached to It, as Is usual In such cases. llr Attend* lo llualneas. lie attends to business who goes | strnlgbt to work to cure Neuralgia by the use of St. Jacob's Oil, and saves time and money and gets out of misery , •inlckly. He's/lill right. The hard coal trust ls preparing to put otl the screws. The middlemen and Jobbers, according to a New York dispatch, are to be wiped out and thus $.5,000,000 will be saved to the pltttes. Some of the mines are also being •losed to restrict producUon, and If necessary the price of coal will be advanced. A Cincinnati Judge hus decided that it Is lawful to Issue counterfeit union labels Cigarmiikers had brought action. m^aua*—-~u*~er^ue~**-~i » " New Orleans is about to erect a statue to Oeneral Beauregard, by public subscription, lt already has statues of Robert K. l.ee, and Albert Sydney Johnson. The wool on the back of a sheep Is a shepherd's barometer. The curlier the wool the finer will be the weather. The selfishness that shuts In the candle-light shuts out the sunshine. Por 80 Days More You Can Try It for 20 Centt. Cured of Rheumatism. G&NNOT FIND WORDS ENOUGH 10 PMI8E (OUR WONDERFUL REMEDY "5 DROPS." DROPS AN OPERATION AVOIDED. -Irs. Rosa Gaum Writes to Mrs Pinkham About It. She Says: Iikaii Mas I'ink..--.—I take pleasure In writing you a few lines to inform you of the g*ood your Vegetable Compound bas done me. 1 cannot 'hank you enough for what yottrmedi- •ine has done for roe; it has, indeed, iclped ine wonderfully h'or years I xva-s trou- .led with ao irarianluinor, •achycargrow' ii» worse, nn .il at last I vas compelled o consult with t physician. lie said lOlliingenuld •e done for ^^^^^_______^^— ne but to go under an operation In speakiiij? with a triend of mine ibout it, she r. iiiiniiii'iiili"! I.ydia K 'inkhatn s Vegetable Compound, say ng -she knew it would cure ine. I then ent foi your medicine, and after lak og three bottles of it, the tumor dis .ppeared Ohl you do not know bow nuch good your medicine lias don* oe I shall recommend It to all suffer ng women—Mrs Kosa UaVM, 720 •Vail St.. Los Anrreles. Cal Tl.e great and .nivaryiiifr success of i.,ydia K I'inkbatn's Vegetal)1? t'om wuiid in relieving every derangement .f the female organs, dernnnst rates t to oe**the modern safeguard of wo nan s happiness and bodily strength vfore than a million women have been leneflted by it Every woman who needs advice ibout her health is invited to write to lira Piokham at Lynn, Mass. Printers issued seven charters lost month.—New York union will give the vegetable farm for the unemployed an other trial. 1 HEAVY FIGHTING AT BAGBAG Make Your Liver I.U.-I,. A lazy, languid liver keeps you in bad health all the time. Wak" lt up to lively action -"villi CHwama Cnr-iy Cathartic. All druggists, 10c. 25c, 60c. The Town of Polo Will*Fall-Two n'uhl Attacks Made oo Vt—An insurgent General Wounded —Malolos Is Their Stronghold. Manila, March 20.—Qeneial Muc.Vr- tlmr'rt right wing is closing in on the town of Polo this morning. Heavy flghtiug began at Bagb.ig and beyond. The enemy are retreating up the valley toward Malolos. Whcalou'* brigade on the left, in -which is tiie Plrti Watdiington, ha.s crossed the river and driven the insurgents out of their trenche*. so the railroad bridge can be repaired. Two night attacks were repulsed by Hall'.s brigade, the enemy retiring in con fusion. It in reported that the insurgent general, Montenegro, was wounded during ".he night attack. Aguinaldo has his strongest force at Mulolon. Then- in nothing left for him but fight when the final stand is made. Ill llliniil bnt lllmxly FlM-lti. Manila, March 25.—As darkness descends tonight our army surrounds nbout 50(10 insurgents to the north of the little village of Polo. Casualties of our side are about 200, mostly wounded. The insurgents retired in great disorder through tl.e woods to the second line, leaving their dead on the Held in heaps, Our men pressed forward and reached another thicket where there were trenches in a growth so dense that the soldiers had lo force their bodies through while volley after volley limned from the hidden barricades. A- our line swung northwest and came U> the TulinkttO liver, General Win-ton's brigade (in which are the First Washington volunteer!) moved out from Culooeau and snepl the trenches directly in brant Our line was now stretched along six wiles of the south bank of the river, with the bridge at Calooean destroyed. There wen- solid lines of insurgents in trenches on thc other bank. Their bullet*, cut limbs from trees and beat up clouds of dust as the Third Arkansas artillery boldly wade across* the river and stormed a blockhouse of the enemy. The Kansas men charged the trenches, dripping, with the utmost ciithuMiiMii. It was Hii.-li a charge as the Filipinos could make no stand against They broke and ran for the high ground. 1 counted 31 dead in the spa*** of 50 yards Meanwhile Wheaton shelled the trenches on the left. BBjJ THE BEST gPR.NG TONIC. As winter p_sscs -w_y it U-ves m&ny people feeling weak, depressed and easily tired. This means that the blood needs attention and sensible people always take a tonic at this time of year. Purgatives are not the ridht medicine — they weaken Instead of strendtnenind. Dr. William-^ Pink Pills for Pale People are the best tonic medicine in the world and do not act on the bowels. They stimulate the _ppetite, enrich the blood, strengthen the nerves and make people feel bright, tctivt and strong. ' No one Is better able to speak of this f-ct than Miss Haiel Rnlder, a charming young wouiau of Arlington, Ind. To-day she has rosy olieoks, sparkling eyes and a plnuip form, whicli prove tbat she It In good health. A yuurago Miss milder was very tbln, her cheeks pule, eyes sunken and dull. 8ue waa troubled with nervousness and general debility. Rhe says: " After several mouths' treatment from tbe family physician ws saw lie oould do uo good. 1 was discouraged and did not know tsliat to do. One day I read an Item In apuper of the wonderful curative qunlltlMof l3r. Williams' 1'ink i'llls for 1'ale People. I tried ibe medlrlne, and when nearly through with the second box noticed a ebange for the batter. After I hnd taken eight boxes I was cured. and bave bad no occasion to take auy kind of medicine since. I owe much to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, probably my life, and I advise any one suffering with trouble* similar,to mine, 1 I to take these pills." Sold by -It druggists or .ent postpaid by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co .Schenectady, N.Y.,on receipt of price, 5o<*per box*, six boxes, $2,-§. Ml** IIJ-.J-KL 8NIDEII. •» WILLIAMS' INK ILLS . "-.. FOR ,- ALE EOPLE _„ THE. CA-.KT . Jbtooa ftstt-H MA mvte TMNt On receipt ef-10 cents (la postage) we will' mall to your address (postage prepaid), three new compositions ol shoe! muiic^opyiigbted. KCIIMUl fUlliCO, ..JULUB, uu Projectiles for modern big and rapid Are guns require about half their weight ln powder to Are them. When coming to Ban Francisco go to Brooklyn Hotel, 208-212 Bush St. Amerl- ■an or European plan. Room and board 11.00 to 1.60 per day; rooms 6u cents to <1.0G per day; single meals SS cents Free ■oach. Chas. Montgomery. The highest price ever paid for a race horse was $150,000 for the famous Ormonde. Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth ng Syrup the best remedy to use for then -hildren during the teething period. Some men are so Interested in the monkey stage of their evolution thai they forget they are now men. To Cnre a Cold In One Day. °ake Laiallvr Bromo Quinine Tableu rugglsts refund mone) If It falls to cor*. It is usually the man who cannot rule his own house who wants to ml minister the affairs of the earth. No household is complete without a bottle o! he Unions Jesse Monro Whiskey. It ls a pur. md wholesome stimulant recommended by »1 physicians. Don't neglect this necessity. Some people so blind their eyes with tears for yesterday's faults that they stumble all through to-day. ;IT| rermane-lly Cured. 5o Btsor Attteeeatt 11 • after ttrsi day's uss of Ur. Kline's Ureal **er-eRestorer. Send for FKI.I •«.QO trial •ottle and treatise. DR. R. 11. KL-NS, Ltd., Ms ire- street, Philadelphia, pa. The church that does not gather In the poor shuts its King outside the door. 'TBAPt MARK I Pico's Cure for Consumption Is the only cough medicine used tn my house.—D. C Albright, Mlfflnburg, Pa.. Deo. 11, '»5. The day after Donaldson nearly kill ed himself in his dive at the Madlsoti Square Garden, New Vork, three applications were received from divers who wanted to take his place and ono of them, \V. .1. Ellis, was so persistent, de* spite the fact that the management had abolished the performance, that he had to lie ejected from the garden by force. '""i.v a tier i »ut Die ssiriile bottle most used used about hslf the ilollsr botile then all my > .j-tn si«i-p attain at niKht without any more 1 r-syui l fan not find Words enough In praise ef ____?_->-*r"-"'FrV0^ ror an y<»" •i"-_S- SstMsf mjtliciie is»n "5 UHOl'S" lor aU Ibeir his. Thanklnj! ^YY'K 1*< ► ri t' ill.-1A. Wis, i'.l*- 'u. ""*• Kir «ii"ym.y -«i»-Ji2r* -.rsnistu, /ursyer, your friend, Offenses against Kaiser Wilhelm's dignity In the year 1898 were punished tnken all together, with 2000 years Imprisonment, according lo the Xurnber- per y.vilung, a social-democratic news paper. The world produeos annually about 8,000,000 tons of sugar nnd the United States consume a third of this Im* mouse quantity. Life Is a scheme of paying off our debts to the past by gifts to the future. The silence of a good man la more eloquent thnn the rhetoric of a fraud. Snow flurries of trouble do not ex t_a.ij_.lHb find's aiin of love. 11 learning. Aiiierleiill Losses Are Ilenv). Washington, March 25.—The war depnrtment late tonight made public the following dispatch from General Otis: '"Manila, March 25.—Adjutant General: Perfected northern m—rcment not yet completed. Otis' and Hale's brigades, with mounted troops of the Fourth cavalry, the turning column, met with heavy resistance over difficulty country and aie tamped tonight six miles east of Polo and six tnilM north of the line on which the advance- was taken up. Wheaton's brigade at t'-rtloocun drove the enemy across the river. Lfall on the extreme right encountered considerable force and routed it Fighting heavy near Calooean. The in ivo- inent continue* in the morning. Our casualties about 100—2.r> killed. Tlie enemy lost in killed alone "200. "OTIS." A per diem tax on employers foi each foreign-born, unnaturalized person in their employ, -which may be deducted from the wages of the employe, is held, In Juniata Limestone Company vs. Fagley tPa.) 42 L. Vt. A. WI, to be in violation of the United States constitution, fourteenth amendment, and also of the uniform rule of taxation required by the Pennsylvania constitution. A suit for divorce brought by the husband whose property is all within the Jurisdiction of the court, although his wife fails to appear or answer on personal service In -another state, U held, In Sprague vs. Sprague (Minn.), 42 L. R. A. 419, te give the court jurisdiction to decree alimony, although tho wife in not personally served within the state. Last year the United States Imported 2286 horses, worth $200,000, and exported over 51,000 horses, worth $6,- 000,000. In 1S90 this country imported 38.24S horses and exported only 3500. l-r.-hlMlorle Mil III moth I'omid. According to the latest matt advices from Dawson, a marvelous discovery has been made on Dominion oreek, ln the Klondike. A prehistoric mammoth, weighing 30 tons, with flesh still sweet enough to eat, was found on February 8th, by August Trulson, a Swede, and his partner, while working their claim ou Dominion, c/eek. They came across the remains 40 feet from the surface. RICH Government Lands. A soil si vert deep dark loam; will gran all kinds of vein/tables, grain, hay—la grett abundance. Climate splendid. Crop failures Impossible. Adapted to tbo raising of cattle, sheep, h --.__-^_-^_-^_------------ A llou.i.e Murder. Itouling lireen, Ohio, March 20. O. K. West en haver of North Baltimore, one of the best know it attorneys in this county, ivns murdered at Hoytsville shortly after noon yesterday. He was trying a case l-r.iinst Paul and John Zeltner for attorney lies, and uhen the court adjourned at Boon the brotherti demanded certain pa- |iers, which lie refused lo surrender. John ZeKiiei tired at the attorney, who ran out of doors, the Imll striking W'est- enhaven in the right side. Four more shtta uere fired at him. but did not take elToc- At the corner of the building Paul Zeltner met him and tired two shots nt the attorney, one striking the leg and the! other going into his forehead. lVath resulted in a few minutes. After the murder the Zeltuers fled to their home, pursued by a crowd of several hundred men. The Zeliners su>,k1 boldly in their yard all tl.e early part of .lici afternoon and defied arrest. There was a frciiient exchange of shots between the fugitives and the crowd at long range, and a man named Wittenmyer, who crossed in open space, was shot through tho heart and instantly killed. Sheriff Kingsbury and a rsv<w> of deputies were soon on the scene, but the fusillade of shots kept up by the Zcltncrs prevented any effort licin*- made to capture them. TRT ALLBN'S 1 ooT KtSK, A powder to lie shaken lulu the shoes. At this season your feet feel swollen, nervous and uiinunion able. If you have mia'rtitig feet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot-Ease. It rests and comforts; makes tvalkmg easy. Cures swollen antl sweating feet, blisters nnd eallous spots. Relieves sornsand bunions of all pain and is a certain cure for Chilblains, Sweating, damp ;ir frosted feet. We have over thirty thousand testimonials Try it today. Sold by all druggists nnd shoe stores for 25c. Trial package FIIKK. Address, Allen S. Olmsted. Le Boy, N. Y. mlufng district, providing- an eicelleut market for all products. Also rich cranberry lands. Magnificent chance il taken at once. Write tot descriptive book giving lull partlcnlars. Address today. C. R. I)tWnT_8ecretary, 28 Thurlow Block, Ban Francisco, Cal Tli Ittlonii bruton* Awoclitln. (1-njoai-oaj.Taa.) ■Ts de » feaeral PA.**- BCSINXS* W, sasars, laUoduM ana tall patents. Oat r»fl» ■tei a ttorn st aaa set yen patents a tract ttom a |-otsrnment aiUeu*.delay. Altati want«l i every tow_ te Mil patented aitlclaa. rurthas ater-iatloB rurn'.shad oe roq-aesl Boom nl 1MB mt OeatsuMca Bvu-iaa, r«-rr*-_r_, One of the numerous country members of the Connecticut legislature Introduced a resolution providing that the general assembly shall Anally adjourn Thursday, April fith, at 2 p. m., "this act to take effect upon Its passage.'' Alter the i oolliiK Process. Don't cool off too quickly after being in an overheated room. If you do, you will need St. Jacob's Oil to cure Lumbago, which sets In very often after the cooling process. It relaxes the stiffened muscles. Don't waste to-day's strength fighting to-morrow's battles. A birth is more solemn than a death and yet more joyous. TAPE WORMS THE SCHOOLS Of Greater New York, Boston, and many other places use Carter's Ink exclusively and won't use any other. That speaks well for CARTER'S INK and gives you food for thought. BUY Th£ GENUINE "" SYRUP OF FIGS ... l___r*j-FACTTj-__D BY ... CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO. irHOTF. I'Hl: 51-MB. _ YOUNG MEN! For Oon^rrliauaini flli-ft «*t PrUirt'K Ok»y Sfwwtno. Il ii the QstLY mo-Heine wbl«*h will t-un1 wh and Bterj ceuitx NO CASK known lt has fter fa Hwl to cur«, no matter how ncriotu nr of how lontr Rtandtftff. Il»*_nlt* from ita um will antonlali y..u. It U aliauhitely wf«\ prevt-nU fftr-k-tun*, ami can '- i..i..n without ln.-on--> Qlenco ami d«-u-nUon from hu-.m.-.-<-t. I'RK'K. $300. Vx m\v Uy nit n>llablu drtimrt*4H, or *• nt prvpaid by ■ _prv»a plaialy wrapried, on n^f'pL of pri.. . by PABST ClliMlCAL CO., Cldc^fo, UL Kelt. Mlll.r In Hrllml. Wa-fhii-gtctn, March 28.—A chan^t in iho coinniaml of tlie X'iwiyan division .1 i» •. i _i i a ii -t ■ I HHIIH L»v;irt'i-i. mt* um the I niled Males army at lloilo oieurivd] BOtlc« t.y sotiHiiile people "A tape worm <il-{ht«eu fetl long al least riimv on the scene alter my lukliin two i i I'Asr.MlK'l'.s This I um sine hat ciinsei! my ,[ bail health for the past, tin to yeurs. I -m tttll taking Cssciircts. the only cathartic worthy of yo-deiday a** a ros;ilt of thc retirement for ngo of lioupral Marcus Miller, to H'hoael .-.killful iniin-itt-mpni oi the deli ate ittua-l tion is due in a large moasiire the capture mid ixi'tipalinn of thai Philippine strong-! hold. Oeneral Miller retires a brigadier! general) to wbloh rank he -.v.is promoted !>y President M.'Kinley tot his capture of lloilo. UKO 'BOWIX8, ll.lid. U H CANOV CATHARTIC TSAOI MANN NIOItTfMD JURE YOURSELF! l's« U'K H tor uunstura .11—. h»TK.'s. Inttsmmsttous Ossrsstasot ~| irritstious or nlcerstlooji is4_suisi.rf.cf ruueons merobrsnes. 1->r«..nu mdiw.os. I'»ililcss, fi'n! nol Mlrln- THfE«A»»I>"'l0»LC0. «'*"1 or •""•"■"Ul- S..I.I by III arsT'ss-, 'or scot In plsin vrspper ^^~' fot by s.prsss, prrps'd, f 11.00, or .. bottlss, BJS. Olrrulsr ssnt on reans. RELIEF ■■ FOR WOMEN OR. MARTEL'S FRENCH FEMALE PILLS Particulars and iwil moulals In plain nested Fetter Mailed F»*£» FRENCH DRUG CO., 381 - 383 Pearl St., Ne* York Shot a| Ihe C.lrl, Kill. .I Ihe Mother. Topeka, Kaa., March 27.—Henry Sanderson, a votm-i farmer, 22 years 61 ;tj?u, of Jackson county, in a fit of jealousy, shot and mortally wounded Mn. John 1 l.-i-lin. r iu an attempt to kill M.tdda Fleishnor, her lfi-year-old dattplilri-, who had jilled Sander*.n. Sanderson, who has lK>en a|'ie*led, is threatened with lytit*;i- ing. Pleasant. Pnlninble^ Potent. Tssle flood. Qood, Never Sicken. Weaken, oi Grl|>c. UK use. 50c ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Itsrll.t N.-r Jj tMSMNtl tne>f". M..I-.I, «.» T.r». SIS NO-TOBAC Sold snd siinratiteed bjr all drug- gist* to »'l ll »*. Tobacco Habit SURE CURE FOR PILES ITr'IIISil l'i|i.|.iir...tiM'.Miiul«liirosndosu«..|t<nilng, spr.Mlii.'o nii.i«i nro antic, u-,. lt«,nfng. This form, si» w.'ll ss lllhul, Hlt'i-.tiiig or l'r,»»rndlng IMIo. nr r.-.l oy Dr. Bosanno's Pile Romeilji Slops Itcllliill soil Tileeiling. Absorbs tumors, toot Jsr.l ilril«S"il«'" *»ul hfllisil. Trestlso Iriw. Writ, ni. .Ii.iut "iirns.e ll'l n.lN VIUKO. Pliilsd. . S* (MiiwHwoikera continue to wrestle with the machinery question, which has become an Important one In the trade. '^'iMss*. :*3r- ym>: *mes*tas\\^*m)smt\ Mfe mark your vessel's progrega. FISO'S CURE FOR IS "••■•> IPK WHCTFTU IXSi. FAILS. _ Cough Syrup. Tastes GKk*_ Vet DO YOU WANT HEALTH 1- life » burrlonl Hum' mn imitis Iii the luii'k'' Da you foul ci'ini'letely w or n mu ? Try Moore's Revealetl Remedy Il will Mr.-n-ttlion vou-lnvlKorale you ns ll liti-i liiir.drMts ol oiliera. sii per bottle at you. dtugiiUtie OR.GUNN'S Tver "PILLS ONE FOR A DOSE. Cure Si.'k+llrtgds.he and p-_|»-|isi_, R'jniore J-lru-ilesand Purl'7 lite Blood, Aid .ilvcstlonandPrereiit Hiltousness. Ihi ii"t Url|ir hi Hii ki'ii. To con r I n... vou we will in nil sample free, or full bo* for *»?. I>K. 1IOSANKU OU., Pl.ll_.tu., I-enim. Bold by llruxxiiU. m ■ -J WM m [9Mm\ t ■ . ■ " \ ! KTIR mmesmsutm-^m- Asm*"* \stC.A e^BE*fs|t-». s.sj.i. ' i. in »-»?•*■ . iiiiiiisis.ii 5rs: CYRANO D'E-BEROEttAO. *_£*-"-> VVrOti. Hunter Ooes* I_/td. ,•. ** *■'"■'.* 1, * .4 .'»... *•■*.-.,• , . ^yfe 3 re now agents for THE RAYMOND ' •*• ,X_._'V Ccaaa.pa2_.3r3 Sewing Machines -*MMH AND A 8MALT SHIPMENT IJAS Just Arrived * WE SELL AT THE jMANUFAC- TURER'S PRI0E3, WITH THE FREIGHT ADDED. CALL AND SEE THE MACHINES. ^^^^A**A»VS>**-A*A»V'*A**,^*^*^**-l M'ii*.., um1 many mme A-d-weil .0 make tin- **h>ry abort, the OI tlm ...n.» kind oi dr ...as tl.Rt I can't ^^^Sameat M, 3i.nmerH.e-- • --•_ , (j-*.,.,*;.- with it an uudienco 1 ve Mr wile and 1 end .Jinpy..jsjwlqf .?£* And "™J*^^^rwwH; TriKii.vi.nte. , _„,,, i*..,,,i.e, ton .11 il Victor,. from Oil- •W_ did ititht well*' Oh, ves,.nr-we F*™J^$^ Tmlt, imi.li* 11 ttdv H'ack, . ■ ■ iown j- (jiowde to see Bu. Um it ..ll producing thu. Cyrano *«*$£, 0X£-_c, Meracrac. - 'For.ettle WV Not -el,, *.r. ••T.^^ iJto'SSSK'B .».., has *^W — n^S what they want-de- TheftvNg^^ *f .o^^ln-XVir P^Pera camo lyu^on have ueve^een it a-e put it ih-'vi-anKii. the laiea. .'nitv.. ■ r,, (Zrl 1 dated Ihe title role, and And .time around lo wain us that they'd Qf «Jr».j *«£&,, ilpuatii.tl.e lack r.ri.nolBn„reW.,hadaWi....erinCtra..o B.r- tnleix we promptly gave em _yrano »■«• •*» Benrerae. "erac- up IF IN QCSST OF ACCOMMODATIONS '... - £ OR ENTERTAINMENT, CO'TO THS eeee oerje er-eo c-ce e-so .e • • »~ cece oe'ie testa dec* eceo btee •coo ceo* area -.» e sve-. ceeo oecw can OK* •to seat s •.. ie • • -•-. GLUR BROS- HOTEt^ is THE BAR 18 FURNISHED WITH TUB BE>T OF LIQUORS AND CIGARS, j CKNTKAU-YittOCATED 0* .LAU ■-£!.. ON THK SUNNY SIDE. PROPS. "*"*„ D o you want A ny trlT 1 n |g? IN WATCHES, CLOCKS OR JEVELKV. ------ IN SEWING MACHINES. OR THE CELEBRATED •IANOs 1 ■■ . - _ 'We,en.(orI.-atl...t It came. 'Great " ifcJfc^&S Pember,on- Set. !'.f_.v.Jiu.,'if. Greek. - .,01 "'"f^ ° £' von Kid he'd Or Latin, of-wm- foii-tan. tongue that And lai.l a bat wi Unj an- km ne.<. XsJSailst&psa r- -&^?S«£& '"""' i&4fc^.*a.-it^&&**.t' Ln&V&theAtam to |,i. evil- 'Hom^nhUT'rijW'. true, air; hut A-aTnedl.muient. locee upon Cyrano The Uh fUed little interest in Cyrano Ben/erne, BcrKerai*. •'He worked like mad. Ihat Dago did, "That'. .11 then ie lo tell, .ir;-itwent llimniiu all the ni.l.t and day. hom ba.| to jrowe, Transl.,....' and expnrgi.,' and improvi..' Wl.ei.ey.-r I wetfpn 'I.estn.e.on.ehobo nn 1 hi* nl'iv fl'n H rilMe, He i.,...iln'e'.l 'some clever pgs end Would He u.. In Ihe callery. the earn- dutirea for K.-x.ue HS WI""*" Bill. X,„: r iedtl..H.!.|.t,tiontna l.i.'h ar- And .....il;...' nit .....Ite.-np With hie tMiit id .--«»• i1i.i..|ieil r. Viivf. .kill, A-d I ..net. l'. on. when '.«.. dot.,- We .I..h.*.I .1." I 0..-0 and -walked the .'here *..„'. mil lack i,cs-11., h-jpoy to I.p l.,.ck- Of ...m.,1 dr..m..tic' act!"., iu Cjrano And ..-v.*. will I play u«ain Cyrano B.r l_»in>i I.. -.er.ii* 1 * ' —1{. Hartley in Dr.iii.ulic Mirror Wilson Hotel. Teeter Bros. OCO0O0 R«.4l«rten ^ MiHiB8 *D(I {mml^ *'■• 000000 Kftryt-iRg First-elm to AH Bespe«ti. SLOGAN CITY, - - •• . .. " B ♦•«•♦♦♦ 0. Stalole- fiOOn SADDLE ANDP»(.K HOU8FS FOR HIRE *l*™*£f* ..ATFfJ A OEM UAL I'KFIOHT AND TRANSFER PUalNES-i DOM. 1 not >tr!c*'8'.*irily have to he enforc-d vVATCH AND JEWELRY REl'UK INU A SPKCIALTY. EARN a ...........».:.;..'.*ii*ii I An ep>l>>_y apparentlv anei with III Oil! li. vll* li'll I !.\«S. )i'every inning law willuut nny extra .•harge. J»oot> Dover, Roi U . . THE JGWELiR. ,t.Q. CERTIFICATE 0? IMPROVEMFNT8 Noncr;:—"1»avtos" Mineral Claim; sitnalel iu lh- Slocan Cily Minim.' Divi.ion of Went KiNiti-ii iv Di.trirt Where hvate-l*.—A' t|m mouth oi Day- ' ton Creek. n.*ilr Spri «e>. 1_ke notic thHt 1 tieo. li Aylnril not- in_ a« .11-B..1 h»r E. 8 Kn n> v, Free Miner V Certifli-atf No HOuO. intend eixtv dav. fr..m lh- date hereol. to apply to the Mtiiimi Ueustnt***-(or « Certiti*at|i of l.niiroveinent<, for lhn ptvprwe of oh . tainltiK a Crown -rant of the ahove And further lnkt* notice tliat action nndr hecfinn 37, mnst be i-omment-ed, hef'.rc tl.e i-s'iHiiie of such Cerlillcate •f Improvement., Dated this 6th day of March, 1»90. 11 I 3 I P9. CERTIFICATE CF IMPROVEMENT!* NOTICE:— ''C«llUH" Mineral Claim; situate in the 81 .can Citv Mining Div i.inn of Went Kootenav l»l*>'r et. Wliere located :—A* the head of Ihe North Fiirk of l.omon Cr-eh. Take n.vice Ihat I. J M McOreenr. «.t- inK aa ..ent for .]. A Finch. Fn«e Miner. Certiflc-ttH No. l»7*l\ an.i F..I fiver. Free Miner'. Ce.tifica'e Nn 6601.*. int-nd Sixty iUvh Ir m thed .tc hereof, to Hpt.lv to Ine Mini..V Recorder for a O-rllflcale of Improvement*., for the pn.|*o*.e ofol>- tainiiii/ aCruwnU'ant oitl.ealajve cam. And fur.her <ake no'ice that gctio» under auction 37. niu-'t l-e coniroenuetl hefore the iaauanue of atiih Cert illcate of Improvement.. Dnted thie twentieth day ol.lanu.iry f e*ei. J. M. McQreoor. 28 111 88. r THE SEI/KIRK HOTB1V, 11 TIIF WWW', LARGE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS TARIE UNSUR- PA8SFD IN THE NORTH \VE8r. CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS NOTICF:—"Meteor"' and "Ottawa No 6" .\\uieiai Claim.,.'.lime iu th,. hlot-an Pity \\ ninii Divi.ion of W • et Koote- pay m*i(iic.. Wlicie locii'ed —On Ihe divide l<e<werp Spri*.i;er Creek and the north fork of Lemon Crack Sake ..oiUi- ihal l,.f. M. McGre-rnr n_ ». uient for .1. A. Finch, Free Miner', ("e.tinc.te N... 1674\* E .f Dier.5551/.. VV M Riaw. 5652\, and Charle. Sweenev. UtWoA. iu'e.id .ixiy day. fin... the da*. h«r«-of,U> .pply lo the Minim.' Reco.der If a O.tiricate Os Impioveliieiit., tl/r the pmito-Kj of oh tdninK a Crown '.rr.iiit of the above chums. Amifnrlher take notice ilia anion nn rlerr-cition 37.'iittHt he ciin.:n.-uc. it before th- i.ri. .nee of euuh Certificate of Iinprovcii.eutK. Daied thia twentieth day of January 1890. J, M. McQrecor. H111». NOTICE. coMrANii. acr, 1897, NOTICE ie hereby given that Ihe H-ad Office of tbe "GALENA MINKS, LIMITED"!, now situate In llu Town o -iirertop and Eran Frank Lloyd of the •aid Town haa been appointed the Attorney for the Company In pl.ee of Percy y/. Evan, of the City oJ Yanrnover, B 0. f>at«d till. 4th. day of February, 1899 ---_._.._. -.B^YvWoorroii m\mk barrsit, • - mors SILVERTON, B. C. NOTICE. 'THE GALENA MINFS LIMITED NOTICE i. hereby iiiven that the Creditor, of the .hove named Cnmpanv .re icipiired on or before the fir.!, dav of Apiil next lo .end .heir name, and ad- ilr.H-.en and lh>* paltidl'iiiH nf .heir d-bl. urcl mm nnd the 1 n»tn>ti iiiid ihMivkh. m ■ if their Soliciiurs (if mn ) to Evan Frank Lloyd 01 Silverton. Kr U*-l> C<.1..«<Iuh, lh- A'jcnt of Mr. Edu.and Hei-ch of 20 Thread needle Street, Lmdon E. C. tlie Liquidator of Ihe .aid CompHuy end .1 ho r.ipiited bv notice in writing* fr.-u. II.e ■iiid Even Frank Lloyd ure bv their S'dicitor. .0 cotnt) in and prove their --aid debt or claim, at «nch time and place u- hIii.11 lie .pecined in sn.-h notice or in delimit thereof they will lie excluded from tl.e I ei eflt ot .HV dihlriliutiou .nude bef'-re .licit del.tg are proved. Dated thia 14th day nf .Iannary 1809 AtUii'K<-T Morris Ck.sf k Co. •Soliciinr. to the L'q'ii>tntor 17 Thrngmnrton Avenun, London, E. C. 27(1 |99 *...'...i..:.'.i.'iii.*'*ii**.K) The large amount of ea.ter.. Cm- iiilian tttpital that is being itivested in i.i.i.inj» (-nt* rprisea it. the State, of Idaho and Washington, instead of I-ei.it; invested ii. fomc of the mat.y pro.i'isii.g properties in B>itit>b Col- umliiu, iB lamely if not entirely clue to The Nelaon Miner of yesterday, in an able critici-no nf tlm E>*<ht Hour luw, lm« tin- following to ssy on the manner of its pasaiii-f. Wn have been UfceH to tusk for profe.-sing our ignor ance of tl.e measure some week* a-;o ur liuuuleinme and cu'iiberoM-mining! ,„ , . ., , ., , _ I We believe that the va**t majority o, those most interested, the miner end mine owner, and the iie.v*pap*-'.s of the laws. Tue mining laws of our Province are anj thing but modern, when OutHi.leParti.*.Desirii.it Horae. in Silverton McDOKALD, Can^Iav^Them ^served By^Vrilinjt So-- • ' ^^ CLEARING OUT SALE. AS I HAVE DECIDED TO GO OUT OF THK D15Y-OOODS BUSINESS. I OFFER THE OfPOSlTK BARGAINS, MY LOSS WILL BE YOU It QKtS. Necktlea. ^priee wat 7ec,; eow HH. \\ bite Shirts. "" " |175; " U «• Cnlotecl >1hlrM " " 176; w L2* H-avv H.irl. " " 1 75; " LW 1'n.Ve'rWe.r.ult ** 310; " §«• Miner'. Sho s. Overalle, Jumpers. Blankets. A*-**: Ac All Marked Down. Ross Thorburn. Silvenon, B. C. atatcs and have a tendency to discourage compared with those of other-tilting _. _. , , ,, * . .. p j Kootenays, knew no m«re awut the matter thin we did The Miner say.:- • "s*o quietly »'a-< the law c'lamred (bat it*_« 1,01 lim'd .eVctriil il>iv.. alter the Legislature |.roi.|_".i<* I ihat it lu.amc ra h.-r than to encourage, th_ iuve»t>- m-nt of capital in mine, and mining in the Province. Tho mine* of British Columbia for extent or richness cannot be bu.passed by those of any other ]> irtion nf the known world. There are untold millions of dollars worth of minerals locked up in our mountains., bnt cf what value are thesi. immense deposits if they are allowed to remain untouched in the bowels of the earth, giv:ng ..<> employ.ne.it to labor nor adding to the wealth of the countrv? They are of no morn valut* than so generally known that tho leu hour day had been reduced 10 one, of ei.hi. Neither owners nor employee, had the faintest suxpifi' n that le.ialntion bo ii.r_c.tlv. end materially .freeing them had even been thought ol. They are tl. • persons most chiefly interested; indeed a'etl oonly one. directly inierestcd; yet without their knowledge, wlihottt anv previ M intimation, without debate nr previo.i. disc.iHMion at pubiio meeting., through the 1 icss or in I he Legislature, an amendment is pa.aeil reducing th i'uch hirren rtx'k. Tlm want of I working day in mi'e. by twenty per CHA8. A. WATERMAN k CO Auitionkeiib, Custom. Hrokbbr, And Oeneral Rkai. Estate Aqemts, r»ley lllMh • • NELSON, B, C. Maker Bt J. M. McUREGOR. PLOV1NCIAL LAND SURVEYOR AND MINING ENGINEER. SLOCAN CITY, B. C. Shiloh'. Cun.nmpM.in ti'iro cure where other, fail, lt ia the leading Cough Cure, and no home ehould be without it. Pleasant to take and goe. right to tko .pot. Sold et Dyspepsia Cured. Shiloh's Vitalizer ...mediately relieve*. Sour Stomach, (; 'tning up ot Food Di.tre.se., and I. Ihu real kidnev and liver remedy. Bold by he Silverton Drng Store f What Dr. A. E. Sailer Bsvs. Buffalo, N.Y.—Gent*:—From my personal knowledge, gained in observing the effect of yoor Shiloh'. Cure in cases of adv.uci-d Co».nmption, I am p.eper btvv.- e«l to e.v It is tho, meet rn-_..kahle Rented* that has ever IweL brought to _S.^_k ■•-"Itentinn. It ha. certainly Bsved W.-M immxxfi ■JiauU.'UW.,X.-*»j~- Hieirf'eM*.** cipital is, and always has been, the ■Irnwtmck to tl.e development of British Co'uu.b.a'a mineral reaoui.-eg And wi..*.. wn si e as we have seen during the p.stsix months, the gradual wi lnlr.iw.il of American capi'al and C mad nt.1 capital passing us by and prefering to invest in the neighboring states, something is wrong. It is not the fault of our mines, for they are acknowledge*! t<» he among the beet. Ir must be therefore, our mining luw, which tax heavily and adds many restrictions, some of them absurd, to. tlm succtssful operation of within our Province. a mine NOVRlvS, CANADIAN MORE PACIFIC NOVELS. RAILWAY^ And S00 Line cent. We are ..ot prepared at the mo mem to hiiv that it wu*- nirieptiiiuiH legislation, lui it certainly hud .he op ' *' liearauceof it." A full Lino nf New KotcIs by tbr Best of Nodera -ithurs ban just De.ru Keri'ivpil. If yoa are a Reader, Thin Kill inUrest Yto. (* _ 9 _ 9 * **« 9 • * i t» JIM. McINTOSH) BILVEttrON, B. C J. 0, GORDON, NOTARY PUBLIC. - - - V TH Bf6VK-lLA>D RQU1B. East Astv. West The eight-hour law, is but another sample of onr late mining leg.olatioo, which has ben the means of st.H more complicating the Mineral Act. This law. wus uncalled for and not requested by the metal miners or mi in owner- and its enforceme.it will but be the means of retarding the development of this section. There is K .ne talk of the miners asking the Minister of Mines to enforce tbis Act It is to be hoped that this is not 10, as it would be taking an unfair advantage of the mine owner, on whom this act was sprung without wsrning, and would ! be the means of precipitating a struggle between capital and labor. It is doubtful if the miners could win in such a struggle as they aro not properly organized or in a position financially to miter a fight of this nature. In justice to all concerned it is lo be hoped that the Act will not be enforced. To day. the First of April, is a red letter da'e in the juvenile calendar. To-day, many door Ik*II« will cUng to the touch of undi.cover.tble lunula ami no one, not a dyspeptic, will feel annoyance fro... any April fooling. We know a little brown liai.ed maidei* who wat presented with a wuteli, l*er first one. Gravely rnspnoting her gif', .he announced that .he would only Wear it nn Christmas.. s, K..stern aud April fool days. The question of the origin of April Fool's day is not at all clear. Some suppose it to be bveri on an incident in the life of Jesus Christ, hut other authorities say that it is probably a re'ic of some old Celtic festival. The I'ustnn-v, vhatever be its origin, of playing triclis 01. tin - day upon unguarded individual**, appears In be uu.ver.al throughout Europe. In France '.he victiiiiittermml sn April fish, probi- bly a sucker, in England, an April fool, and in Scotland, the land of eu- phonism., a gowk Our shortness in w's and k'a forces us to omit the name in Wale.; Companies. Thc best word now spoken for tbe Alien Aot is that it does not do so iiiach harm as was feared by (ts wgaho-tiit-H ^,'-*^4^^^^j.^ri-g 1.1 ni~-f un,,-T.._. (. «... :. _„_ .. .:*: •~T-T-:!^~*^f~: ^-refy-S-t, i. The fill ve. ton Drug ritore. t I hj Eight Hour Law it| that it need CHUIICH SERVICES. Divine Service, will be conducted la the Silverton Church on the second and fourth Sunday of the ...ontI. by the Rev. C. F. YaleB, at 3 p, u». You are invited to lie ptesent. Beginning on Sunday, November, ft*-, the Rev. K, N. Pow*U will bold service** every alternate Sunday m 3 p. ,„, j,, {nt Silverir-n Church In addition totheae wjrviceB will Ih* held on ever* alt«rr..le' VICTORIA HOTEl J.\.\IK8 BOWES - - . I'KOl' rKVIRYTHlSO NEW. NEAT, AND CLEVN. FINEST AP- POINTED HOt-gk IN THE KOOTENAYS. ." - ! "I '!' . V" '.. ' OPERATING '.ip.ot-fiR n.tT-ciJis. A TOV-iST •_*' QUICK TIME. KF.Wl-STrftArO''.", CiCiD .J 1 - J»KKV1CK. L0*.*|ttT KATES. - TtCKITS ISSFSD AMD' Ba«OA~S -—I- CHKCKSn TO D_.TI.ATH-***. — CONNECTION*. (exrepting Unaday) Revels'oke.nd MaitrLins P.4e»e. 8.05—1, av« - irii.vaaToK—arrive - 1«.S# N.-lso... T'.ll. Kosdard. Ae. «0.1 <S—leave—Silv sktok—arrive— 18 M :•; Ilisiil'imirliTH For Mining M>*n :•: SILVERTON B.C. Ascertain preM.it rate* and full hi formation by addressing nearest rere axeid,or ... :a....,.,..»,.;, W. S.-CLARK, Areet.lUlverte*. W. F. ANDER-OK. -. Trav. Pus, Aga-t, Neleew. E. J.COYLE. Dht. Pa.s. Agent, Vsneonvef NOTICE. SILVERTON WILL BE HEARD FROM ON may, 24h isaa WATCH Por THIS SPACE O- *%**,& _Prl»«»e Vordially invited, to,ettijufl. -w^wsr**., .■^taavwstw*.. ■■ tenm'»>->■♦ ie***/***.■ emtafmy.\tw _»C^^'i*#^---tf»-*---<i i*m\Msm&':m*''r && »^fe^ ^^^: ■ ^_ *AJrr$%&^^':s ,««***y iimn* J
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Title | The Silvertonian |
Publisher | Silverton, B.C. : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1899-04-01 |
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Notes | Titled Silverton Silvertonian from 1898-01-01 to 1898-01-29; titled The Silvertonian from 1898-02-12 onward. Published by James Cameron from 1898-01-01 to 1898-02-19; published by R.O. Matheson from 1898-02-26 to 1898-06-04; published by R.O. and Harry Matheson from 1898-06-01 to 1899-02-11; published by an unidentified party from 1899-02-25 to 1900-02-10; published by Matheson Bros. from 1900-02-17 and thereafter. |
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